It’s that time of the year again. We are at the start of a new school year, and whether your child is heading to first grade or they’re off to college, a checkup’s a great idea. This way, they can start the semester with a smile that’s cleaner and safer. Since they’re supposed to have two of these appointments per year, it also helps you stick to the schedule.
If they are due for a checkup, reach out to Dr. Justin Coon, DDS and Dr. Cody Coon, DDS at Grinnell Street Dental in Sheridan, WY. Our office works with patients of all shapes and sizes, helping improve oral health in our community. A big part of those efforts is keeping to the timeline of checkups given to you by your dentist. Consistent prevention brings real results, and bacteria are always trying to pose problems. So, when they start a new semester, see about scheduling their next checkup.
Starting the school year is exciting! Keep the energy going with a biannual checkup at Grinnell Street Dental.




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